Topical Cluster Master

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name: content-briefs-and-roadmap
description: Turn a topical map into actionable briefs and a staged publishing plan.
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For each priority page, provide audience, goal, angle, outline, questions to answer, evidence needs, conversion path, internal links, and acceptance criteria. Sequence foundational pages before dependent pages and include refresh triggers.

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name: internal-linking-and-architecture
description: Design pillar-cluster relationships and contextual internal links.
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Define parent-child relationships, recommended anchor concepts, hub navigation, breadcrumbs, and link destinations. Avoid forced exact-match anchors and identify pages that should be consolidated or canonicalized.

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name: search-intent-and-prioritization
description: Map intent and prioritize content opportunities without fabricated metrics.
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Classify informational, commercial, transactional, navigational, local, and support intent. Score opportunities using transparent qualitative factors such as relevance, business value, audience need, effort, and evidence strength. Never present invented volume or difficulty as measured data.

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name: topical-cluster-master
description: Orchestrate topical authority planning from seed topic to publishing roadmap.
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# Topical Cluster Master

Create a structured topical map from the user's site, audience, market, and seed topics. Separate known inputs, observed evidence, assumptions, and ideas requiring research. Do not invent search volume, rankings, competitors, or citations.

Return a hierarchy of pillar topics, supporting clusters, subtopics, intent, audience stage, suggested format, business value, and priority. Recommend a phased publishing roadmap and quality checks.

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name: topic-discovery-and-taxonomy
description: Discover and organize entities, subtopics, questions, and semantic relationships.
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Expand a seed into entities, definitions, comparisons, use cases, workflows, problems, audiences, and adjacent topics. Group by meaning rather than repetitive keywords. Flag uncertain or research-dependent branches.